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This document summarizes information about careers in counseling and dentistry. For counseling, it describes the values, tasks, work environment, education needed, and career outlook. Counselors help individuals, families, and groups with mental health issues. They work with patients one-on-one to listen and provide advice. The career outlook is positive as new mental health issues emerge. For dentistry, the document outlines values, responsibilities, work environment, education, salary, and lifestyle. Dentists maintain oral health through procedures like fillings and gum treatment. They work in friendly offices and have stable careers, but lifestyles are average due to the costs of education. Both careers are in the humanitarian field and involve helping others.
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- 2.  When you are a counselor you are a mental health service provider that is trained to help individuals, families, and groups with mental, behavioral, and emotional problems and disorders.
- 3.  Values-In order to be a counselor you have to be kind and friendly and a good listener with good advice giving skills.  Tasks and Responsibilities- When you go into work as a counselor you go and talk to people, listen to them and deal with issues. The workdays would be mostly filled with new experiences because there are different patients with a different story every time. I think the job has a bit of pressure because throughout the day you might be thinking what if I can’t help the patient and something bad happens. The job is primarily mental.  Working w/ Data, People, and Things- A counselor uses data through the patients’ patient files and with that they can decide the best way to go about things. As a counselor you deal with new and different people every day. Counselors can sometimes use objects to help people express their feelings.
- 4.  Work environment- A good work environment for a counselor would be a indoor office that is light, open, and airy. It should have a happy, friendly vibe.  Working hours- Depends if you’re a private counselor or not.  Aptitudes and Abilities-To be counselor you should really be a good listener and a good advice giver.  Education and Training- To become a counselor you have to have your masters in psychology.  Salary and Benefits- $69,280 yearly  Career Outlook- I think because of how right now new studies are coming up with stuff on new mental illnesses, and emotional illnesses, in ten years there will be lots of jobs in this field.
- 5.  Lifestyle/Lifestyle Goals: The lifestyle of an everyday counselor is average. Your pay is a little low so you get an average house, not small but not big, and the average car.  Location: As a counselor you mostly work local from your house, or a small office.  Career Cluster: Humanitarian
- 6.  Dentistry is the branch of the healing arts and sciences devoted to maintaining oral health. It is a dynamic health profession, offering opportunities to become a successful, highly respected member of the community.
- 7.  Values- To be a dentist you have to want to help people and care for others. You have to be able to deal with teeth and mouths.  Tasks & Responsibilities- Educating patients on oral healthcare, examining teeth and diagnosing patients' dental conditions by using tools such as x-rays, assessing treatment options and agreeing treatment plans with patients, carrying out agreed clinical treatments such as restoring teeth affected by decay and treating gum disease, maintaining patients' dental records, recruiting, training and managing staff.  Working w/ Data, People, and Things- you have to enter all the patient data into computers and charts. You have to be very friendly with your patients. And all your equipment has to be clean all the time.
- 8. Work Environment- Friendly, playful, and safe. Working hours- Normal shift hours. Aptitudes & Abilities- Structured, Patient facing, and Independent. Education & Training- 8 years of schooling Salary-$214,070 Career Outlook- This field will most likely grow in the next year.
- 9.  Lifestyle- Being a dentist you live an average life. Depending on your position or business, your lifestyle may be a little bigger than average but it’s not big.  Location: When you’re a dentist you either have your own practice, or you can work in an office. Depending on which one you do you can travel around the world and go places to help out.  Career Cluster: Humanitarian